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Local Frosts and Fog To Start The New Week?

On Sunday, a front will pass east across the British Isles, brining rain to many areas. But looking at the temperature charts, something interesting caught my eye upon the passing of the front - see the minimum temperatures forecast for Monday at 6am, below: Cold low temperatures across Ireland, Wales, and

February 2026 – Final Guidance

+++ THIS FORECAST IS FOR PRIVATE CLIENTS ONLY AND MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED OR COPIED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION. +++ FEBRUARY 2026 - FINAL GUIDANCE ============================== Issued: Friday 30th January 2026 Contact: simon@weatherweb.net HEADLINES ========== + Cool to cold for many + Unsettled, wettest south + Chance of snow events + Nearer average temperature sin far south FACTORS AFFECTING

5 things for the weekend

🌧️ Saturday stays mostly cloudy, with scattered showers moving north and a more persistent spell of rain arriving in the far southwest later. 🌬️ Breezy conditions at times, especially across western and southern regions. ☁️ Sunday starts damp in the northeast and southwest, but rain clears northwards through the

Drier colder north, wetter milder south

Good day! So, the synoptic pattern we’re currently sitting under looks set to stick around well into next week. In simple terms, we’ve got stubborn high pressure parked over Scandinavia, while a train of low-pressure systems keeps knocking on our door from the southwest. This setup drives mainly south-southeasterly winds across much

Storm Chandra From The Sky

Satellite image incoming! Storm Chandra made its rapid sweep across the British Isles yesterday, brining plenty of rain and wind to most areas with snowfall in the upland regions of northern England and Scotland. And you know me - with my love of satellite imagery, I couldn't help but snap

NAO review and that cold is close

An interesting NAO, showing negative through much of the forecast period. Yes it is strongest negative to late February, but even after that it stays slightly negative. What does this mean? Well, a strong indication. that the usual Atlantic westerly winds are going to be weakened, possibly easterly. It again supports the

A wet week for most

Good day all, Well as the Atlantic lows are keep coming at least for the next week, it's a logical result to see higher than normal rainfall mostly over the southern and western parts of the British Isles. On the other hand over Scotland, the more showery easterly stream will give

5 things for the weekend

  🌧️ Periods of rain and heavy showers, particularly across Ireland, Wales and southwest England, with local downpours at times 🌬️ Strong and gusty winds, especially along western and southern coasts, making it feel unsettled and blustery ☁️ Cloudy skies dominating much of the weekend, though eastern areas often stay

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